In light of recent events, it seems an appropriate time to revisit the plans, designs and history regarding the development progress at the site of the World Trade Center, where the 9/11 Memorial is slated to open this fall, followed by the Memorial Museum in 2012.
As often as we talk about sustainable building design strategies and technologies, it’s just as critical to look beyond the building and immediate site, to the context of the street, neighborhood, and community infrastructure.
The use of prefabricated and modular building strategies has been an area of much discussion in the realm of architecture, construction, and design in recent years, and sustainability advocates often discuss its relevance in terms of social and economic issues, such as affordable housing, urban development, and environmental responsibility.
It's Earth Week, and in preparation for Earth Day on the 22nd, we thought we'd kick off the week by sharing one of our favorite green roofs in Laguna Beach...
Read MoreAIA Los Angeles' March Home Tour last weekend showcased some of LA's latest and greatest in contemporary residential design. Today we've included our favorite details, design features and architectural elements found at the two distinctive and impressive houses not covered in our previous post.
